Solutions for the room and the showroom
Two places where the charging decision belongs to the room rather than to the catalogue: a hotel nightstand and a dealership floor.
A charger is easy to compare and hard to place. The specification that matters is the one written for the place it goes into: how far the guest or the customer reaches, who replaces the unit when it fails, which phones arrive with the person, and who pays for the fit-out. Each page below works through those questions in the order a project asks them, then points at the builds that answer them.
Where the pad sits, which phones it has to charge, the socket budget at the bedside and the spare pool behind a phased roll-out.
Read the solution →Car dealersCar dealership phone chargingThe lounge, the write-up desk and the demo car ask for three different products. Placement, mount fitment, custody and the group order decide the rest.
Read the solution →What a solution page settles
The three things that decide the order, in the order they are asked.
- The place first. Where the device sits, who reaches it and what else shares the socket.
- The device mix second. The phones, watches and earbuds that will actually arrive.
- The service after that. Who replaces it, and how many spares the site keeps.
- Written for
- The person who specifies the fit-out
- Not written for
- A price check against a bare charger
- Then what
- A build, a sheet and a certificate list
Send the room type or the site list.
The count, the outlet position and the market is enough to quote a solution per type.